# Retrieve a quote

**GET /api/v1/quotes/{quote}**


Retrieves the details of a previously created quote. Supply the
unique quote ID that was returned from your previous request,
and 1099Policy will return the corresponding quote information.



## Servers
- Production server: https://api.1099policy.com (Production server)



## Parameters

#### Path parameters
- **quote** (string)
  The ID of the desired quote (e.g., `qt_5DciVga8Kt`).



## Responses
### 200: Returns a quote object if a valid identifier was provided.

#### Body Parameters: application/json (object)
- **contractor** (string)
  ID of the contractor.
- **coverage_type** (array[string])
  
- **created** (integer(int64))
  
- **effective_date** (string(int64))
  The date when the insurance coverage is set to take effect. Measured in seconds since the Unix epoch. This date must  be set in the future. The default effective_date is the next day.
- **eligible** (boolean)
  Indicates whether a contractor is elgible for insurance or not.
- **end_date** (string(int64))
  The date when the insurance coverage is set to expire. Measured in seconds since the Unix epoch. This date must  be after the effective date. The default end_date is  30 days after the effective date.
- **gl_net_rate** (integer)
  The amount of money the 1099 contractor pays in general liability premium  per every $100 earned.

A positive integer representing the premium owed per $100  earned. The `gl_net_rate` is stored in cents (e.g., 48 represents $0.48).
- **id** (string)
  
- **job** (string)
  ID of the job that the contractor was paid to do.
- **net_rate** (integer)
  The amount of money the 1099 contractor pays in premium  per every $100 earned.

A positive integer representing the premium owed per $100  earned. The `net_rate` is stored in cents (e.g., 48 represents $0.48).
- **quote_json** (object)
  The JSON representation of component parts that make up the total premium amount due including, for example, the net rate, taxes,  and fees.
- **wc_net_rate** (integer)
  The amount of money the 1099 contractor pays in workers comp premium  per every $100 earned.

A positive integer representing the premium owed per $100  earned. The `wc_net_rate` is stored in cents (e.g., 48 represents $0.48).


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